Seoul, Korea,
November
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Dear fatherf&nd mother:
During this little respite between country
trips  I. had  planned  to make a   trip down  to  the  island'where' Olive
SI o cum' sfwork a nd new church are,   but there were  only two bo*ts
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else  to|do.
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do not go now, I may not be able* to go until
And so in case I do" go this-rtime, I am writing1 your letter
early so'yoarwili b^hsure to get one this week.
£*'" Fortunatelyil have i letter from you to answer,
which was rather unexpected.  It has been only ^two or three davs
since" I mailed your l«st letter.  It was very l*te#this time. But
in the mail at no on today one came from you and, one from Hrs. Bunn
and - one from BrucelHunt.  Strange +o Say"-, in e i ch one of £hem was
a ohe ck.  As yours was for $20, I must remind you of a what I wrote
a Pfew week£ ago; not to send f 5 extra on Mrs. 31ocum' s. account.
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send  only §10. • Bruce 'Hunt' s  check was  for all my expenses
I   told him
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In America I guess
0 prayer meeting in the
morning: was never heard of, except perhaps on Easter Sunday
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en
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a special attraction. But the Koreans think a revival
without the daybreak service is not much of a revival
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t i s the
only proper thing.  I suggested having
confess I am not fond of such early :ri
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was entirely  satisfactory
and asked
all -tha
that the,rmeetinp;s be continued at that hour
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This week Yi Ybng Do is leading .special meetings
at -the  Citv-^Mission every night.     The house  is  full and he  is
preaching with power,   although he looks very worn lout physically.
I  really do not'see how he  can live #any years,   pit  seems too  oad
that  such an indominatable  spirit has  to,£be  in such a   frail body.